Remedial Capping Strategies Guidance Documents Live Webinar

Overview

Live Webinar: A NEW Course in the New Jersey LSRP Mastermind Series by CPES: Expert Technical & Administrative Guidance for Success

New Jersey LSRP Mastermind Series by CPES: Expert Technical & Administrative Guidance for Success Presents:

Guidance Documents: Remedial Capping Strategies (Set of 3)

1. Capping Sites Undergoing Remediation
2. Capping Inorganic/Semi-Volatile Contaminated Sites to Protect Groundwater
3. Capping Volatile Chemical Sites for Groundwater Protection

Live Webinar: June 24, 2026, 8:30AM to 12:30PM (Login begins at 8:15am)

At the End of the Program there will be an OPTIONAL 30 -Minute Not For Credit Review!

Overview of the New Jersey LSRP Mastermind Series by CPES: Expert Technical & Administrative Guidance for Success:

The Person Responsible for Conducting Remediation (PRCR) and their Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) face a myriad of applicable laws, regulations, guidance, and/or policy. Continuing Professional Education Services, Inc. (CPES) is presenting a series of instructional courses designed primarily for the LSRP, to understand the impact of the various mandates encumbered in the aforesaid collection to inform their clients of their responsibility as well as that of the LSRP.

By way of example, Department guidance is comprised of Technical Guidance, Prior guidance (developed prior to the Site Remediation Reform Act), Financial Guidance, Administrative Guidance, and Permit Guidance. Totaling all the existing guidance documents, respectively, 36, 8,8,35, and 4 or a sum of 90 plus individual documents. In total, the number of pages contained by these documents is approximately 5000!

CPES developed a series of 3-hour on-line courses focused on the most important or commonly used guidance, namely Technical and Administrative Guidance. As currently planned, each course will be approximately a 3-hour presentation and all courses will be approved by the NJ Site Remediation Licensing Board and be in one of three primary rubrics: technical, regulatory, or administrative.

Course Description

Arguably, the most often used remedial technology is the use of caps solely or in conjunction with other remedial technologies Caps may be used to remediate many specific environmentally impaired sites. Further, a cap is not a cap unless it is constructed with the appropriate variables and only after the PA/SI/RI have been completed.

During this program. Cap variables and their appropriate construction “sandwich” will be discussed as it relates to the type of site that is being remediated such as:

• Identification of Contaminant
• Former Activity of The Contaminated Site
• Potential for Environmental or Human Health Impacts
• Resources being Affected
• Public Concern, etc.

Most importantly, identification of possible regulatory requirements, including those of the federal, state and even local governments, will be discussed as well as the various permits that may be required.

Who Should Attend

• LSRPs and LSRPs-in-Training
• Environmental Professionals
• Project Managers
• Engineers
• Technical Coordinators
• Risk Assessment Professionals

Call 732-907-7269 or Contact Us With Questions or to Learn More

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